Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-22
THE SCH0LTEN'S DEAD.
NONE SAVED BUT THOSE PICKED UP
BY THE EDRE.

Lists of the Missing Passengers
Conduct of Steamers Offcers-Parneii
Sorry For the Tory Little
Diversion in Frapce-Clemenceaus
The Crown Prince-Dynsmitards In
Court
LONDON, Nov. 22-No more of the passen-
gers of the Scholten have been landed alive,
and it is now considered certain that those
already reported are the only persons saved.
Several bodies have been washed ashore at
Folkestone, and two at Dungeness. The life
boat crews are patrolling the beach, keep
ing lookout for bodies which may drift in.
There are still great discrepancies IN the diff
ferent accounts of the disaster, but among
seamen the opinion is general that the fault
was with the officers of the Rosemary. The
fact that the Rosemary's bows were crushed
in seem to indicate that she could not have
been at anchor at the time of the collision, as
claimed by her captain and mate.
1t is ascertained that the Ulcers of the
steamer Wave, bound to Calais, saw the blue
lights thrown up as signals of distress by the
Scho Item, but decided that they had no time
to go to their aid. This action causes much
indignation here 1t is even asserted that
the Wave was compelled to go out OF her
course to avoid the Schoten while she was
firing the signals
The bravery and GOODNESS of Capt Taat,
of the Scholten, is highly spoken of by those
who were rescued, but it is said that the
crew were not well disciplined and that the
officers were unable to control them
The inquest on the bodies at Dover began
Monday. The testimony OF the mate and
purser of the Scholten was taken, the former
giving the nu NIB er of the crew as fifty-four
The exact number of passengers on board,
the purser said, could only be ascertained
from the official list
Among the bodies at Dover which have
been recognized were those of passengers
Hauer, Freng, and BLANC.
The following are missing: First class
Otto Bauer, Henry Blanco Feuego. Second
class-Cyril Bromonsky, Jacob Guttman, A.
Kany, Giuseppe de Brotlin, August Rauch,
Anna de Vyuer, Henry Kenyon. Steerage-
John Felftnan, stephen Schsnck, HEM
Hensller, Frank Maekeure Peter Jeuchows-
ky, Josef Murioski, @ Markus, Merzky Stan
islaus, Van Open, kowsky, Baar, Schnowor-
vitz, Samuel Highs, George Moore, Max Beck
err, two Pierres, Joseph Vandor9ier, Matthias
Hege, Mendel Menkowitz, Sakes and three
in his family, Raul, Schmul, Halperu, Hal
wen Gruck, Chem Friedman, Adele VAIL,
Benjamin Schapera, Juras binsdig, Fritz
Stella, Franz Beueckuer, Janos PacheGge,
Janos Jakase, Josef Laswisky, Marka Was
ser, Solomon Goldschmidt, Fido Gnewist,
| Bertrand Blote.
The following steera5e passengers whose
passage was prepaid in America are missing
| Jesse Solander and three in family, Jan La
| gerwelt and three in family, Fanny Loetf
Kath H. Van Drogellu with four i'll family,
Fritz Sallbrig, Elsie Nollenkopf and two III
family. Josie Dautauel!o and two in family
| Anna Frost and nine in family, Louise Zilz,
| Philip Walker Lucia Fredeand and five il
| family, Julius Terke, Meinrad Scherer, Got
tiieb Neubauer, Herman Weda Christian
and Wilhelm Spiegel, Adolph Hiuchoz, Falct
Battiste, RosSo, Antonio, two Gazes, Salem
| Auborio and two in family; Giraud
Andrea Mace zanO, Carlo Chirasco. Q
| Picco, Eurido Francesca Certazoo, Firan
Mimi Giovanni, MichaelIi Paglia, Giovanni
Erust Keru, Josef Rawal, Michael Habel
berger, Johann Guni, Maria .Spiegal, Paul
inc Schrott, Ignatz Hopmeister Bolislano
Kryskowski, Andrea Altka, Beel Reife
Stefan Jarecky, Schalsheider and four IL
family, Maria E Bara, Gustav We'll johann
| Mtaii..